Clermont School News Highlights From The PTA Event
The Little German Band entertained at the PTA hard time party with Judy Swenson JoAnn Swenson Mary Martin Marlene Dur sehur Victor Amund son Lew Barnhouse Gordon Larson and Ginny Nelson on bass drum. Hot lunches started with cooks Alma Anderson and Herb Martin serving over 200 plates daily. Kindergarten features round tables and Halloween activities including a Crowe drug store trip and an operetta prep led by Mich ael Thoma. First Grade held Halloween parties nine perfect spelling papers and costumes with prizes.
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Judy
JoAnn Swenson
Mary Martin
Marlene Dursehur
Victor Amundson
Lew Barnhouse
Gordon Larson
Ginny Nelson
Alma Anderson
Herb ‘Martin
Marguerite Sullivan
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Marilyn Wede
Lucile Guyer
Crowe's Drug Store
Michael
Thoma
Orville Myers
Guy Muchow
Louis Olson
Robert Mott
Mediapolis Couple Celebrates 55th Wedding Anniversary
In Mediapolis Mr and Mrs E Johnson marked their 55th wedding anniversary with family and neighbors noting the long partnership and steadfast devotion.
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Mediapolis
E. Johnson
Teir
Gun Safety Week Observance Planned Nov 11 18
The second annual Gun Safety Week runs November 11 to 18, timed with the pheasant season. Organizers including the Towa Safety Congress, State Conservation Commission, Boy Scouts and weather groups urge hunters to follow safety rules, confirm targets, and protect lives.
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State Conservation Commission
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Clermont Social News Highlights At Week's End
Mrs Ruth Starkey spent last week in West Union visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Ralph Fridley and Patricia of Waterloo visited the Kneeland home. Kneeland relatives hosted Sunday visitors from Postville Sumner Cedar Rapids Rock Island and Dubuque area. A birthday picnic honored Mrs Rosina Anderson at her Clermont home with multiple local families attending. Local trips included Iowa Minnesota game at Iowa City and visits among Gilbert Medberry Anderson Lindvold and Horan families.
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Patricia
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Clermont
Rosina Anderson
Kenneth Anderson
Orvin Thompson
Arvid Anderson
Laird Cline
Lyle Gunderson
Keith Thoma
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Barbara Medberry
Cedar Rapids
Forrest Medberry
Doris Gilbert
Rock Island
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Hans Lindvold
Olena Helgerson
Jaimes
Ms Via Anderson
Merle
Mary Washburn
Ole Peterson
Alfred Olson
Johnson Boys
Don Guteher
Howard Stumme
Donald Gerner
Ray Tomsheck
Harvey, It
Dairying a Most Important Industry to Iowa
The Iowa Creamery Operators association in Cedar Rapids reports dairy products last year brought Iowa farmers 155,506,000 in gross income. Dairy cattle and veal calves sold for meat add wealth, with 60 percent marketed outside the state. The group urges a campaign to boost manufactured dairy products, improve herd testing, disease control, and support processing research to strengthen the industry.
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Iowa Creamery Operators Association
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Towa
Reading Difficulties Can Be Corrected
The article emphasizes not scolding struggling readers but diagnosing causes. It cites a study of forty eight post readers showing most reading issues stem from health, eye defects, fatigue, or home conditions. With proper intervention, clinics in Iowa report these difficulties can be corrected.
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Asteroes
Iowa
Farmer Burned in Gas Explosion at Recreation Cabin
Lawrence Borchardt of near Carpenter in Mitchell county was severely burned last week when a gas explosion occurred in a recreation cabin. He tried to light a gas plate and suffered burns to his face and both arms. Two companions sustained minor burns.
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Lawrence Borchardt
Carpenter
Mitchell County
Kitten Rescued From Elm Tree After Bird of Heights
A three month old kitten climbed a 50 foot Chinese elm in Cherokee, drawing fire department help and neighbor effort. Firefighters dislodged the cat but it fell to ground, yet was unhurt by the drop.
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Cat
Cherokee
Eleven month old learns about kerosene in scare hospital rush
Corliss Roth, an eleven month old infant from George, was rushed to the hospital after drinking a quantity of fuel oil. She is recovering.
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Corliss Roth
George
Be Careful During Corn Harvest
Farmers warned to follow safety rules after 233 Iowa corn harvest accidents last year caused 5 deaths 128 amputations 22 broken bones 50 injuries. The list emphasizes stopping rolls to clean out, wearing snug clothing, shielding safeguards, training operators, and avoiding adjustments or pushing clogs while in motion.
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Iowa
Bloomfield call sale nets $95 000 with eighty producers
A Bloomfield event labeled call sale attracted eighty producers and grossed about $95 000. The sale totals reflect strong participation and bidder interest in the regional market.
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Bloomfield
Nitrogen Fertilizer Tip for Fall Garden Prep
Apply nitrogen fertilizers before fall plowing to speed soil organic matter decomposition and make nitrogen available for next spring. This practice helps boost soil fertility and crop growth by enriching the soil with readily usable nitrogen after winter.
Longtime Lucas County Resident Charles Abrahamson
Charles Abrahamson a longtime Lucas county resident for over 70 years was born in Sweden and came to the county with his parents at age four years.
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Charles Abrahamson
Lucas County
Sweden
Seed testing urged to beat busy season at lab
Farmers who test their crop seed early will dodge the spring rush at the Towa State College Seed Testing Laboratory. Small grains face the biggest load, but all seeds benefit. This year testing is a must and should boost returns.
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Towa State College
Accidents on Farms Linked to Loose Tool Handles
Farm safety notes warn that many injuries occur when handles detach from tools during use. Immediate checks of shanks and grips recommended to prevent slips and deflections. Farmers urged to inspect equipment regularly and replace worn parts.
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